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Indeed; I am in the same situation here, still constantly learning about Indian domains and how people go about marketing them, the legalities of them, and the same goes for other domain types as well! The whole field really interests me and the different methods of marketing them are constantly...

Thanks for the welcome! :) I actually have not personally experimented much in the Indian domain market as of now; most of my views and whatnot are based off of what I have read and researched. I haven't personally owned more than one or two Indian domains. Thanks again for the warm welcome.

Well .com is definitely the most popular domain extension, and is probably worth the most overall. However, Indian domain names are getting more popular and are, as stated earlier, marketed towards India, so you can't really compare the two directly.

It's good to hear that Google is going to take some of their investments into India. That will potentially increase the value of .in domain names as they will most likely become more popular than they are today after Google has come into the mix more. :)

Yeah, I really think that any domain extension could be worth a lot if it is marketed properly and appears high in the search engines. I do not think that they would be worth as much as the .com form of the domain, but they would definitely come close if marketed properly; perhaps greater if...

Yet another interesting read from you, Ceres. I've taken a look at some of the documentation that you've linked, it is interesting to read about the different decisions that have been made, why they have been made, and they just generally give me a better understanding of the legal aspects of...

Good read, thank you. I do find these types of things interesting - unsolved crimes, especially when they are online crimes. I really think that if they have not found the criminals by now, they aren't going to find the criminals at all, however.

I am glad to see that people are actually taking action on these kinds of things now. I do think that their monetary consumption demands are a little high, but I do think that the domains should be shut-down or purchased by the company that owns the similar trademarks.

Hello, everyone! My name is Sage, and I am from Pennsylvania, United States of America. I have recently obtained an interest in Indian domain names, but I have been working with domains and servers for quite some time now. I am a Systems Administrator (Linux) and I'm a Mac. :)

Hello everyone! I was wondering how much you all think the domain: the-iphone-3g.com would be worth? A friend of mine is looking to sell this domain and I'm trying to see what he would be able to really get for it. Thanks a bunch!

Very interested read; thanks for sharing it. As Ceres stated, it is nice to see someone looking to compete with companies like Microsoft and Google; especially an Indian company. I really think that I am going to follow this project and see how it goes in the future. :)

Interesting read, there; thanks! It definitely does appear to be a lot harder to actually run and maintain a business over in India as opposed to here in the US. I'm not saying that it is a piece of cake to open a run a successful business anywhere, it just seems a lot harder to do that in India...

Fuels.in is a good name to have, there! I'd say that that one would be worth around $750 now, but in a few years I think that it would be worth a lot more, perhaps even around $5,000 - $15,000! What with the current interests in fuel, that name is going to be worth a lot in the near future. As...

I would say that both of those would be worth at least $450 each with little-to-no traffic currently. You might be able to get a bit more than that, however. Good luck with the sale! :)

I would say that, should there currently be no traffic and they are not indexed in search engines, they would be worth a bare minimum of $800 for any of them. Here's what I would think for each one, though. buygold.in - $1,250 hacking.co.in - $2,500 stop.co.in - $850 Best of luck! :)